Elizabeth Myna Nagle

Prayers of the Faithful
~Topics I think grandma would pray for

For all who strive for peace in the world and act kindly to each other everyday... We pray to the lord

For all who's family and friends are being affected by the wars across the world, especially in the holy land... We pray to the lord

For all hospice, nurses and doctors who care for our sick and dying relatives... We pray to the lord

For those feeling consumed by the fast paced...

From the Rosary:
Growing up, my favorite thing about Elizabeth was the collection of books she had bound herself. I loved opening the same looking covers and finding different books in each one.
Like those books she was mostly a mystery until she moved into our house when I was 14. Even then, because of my age and her lack of interest in high school sport, we did not talk much when she first moved in. I started reading literature for school and then a bit on my own. This was the...

From the Rosary: Being one of maaaaany Nagle grandchildren, as well as one of the 3 famous 80’s babies, it was not a given that I would have had the chance to know and experience either one of my grandparents. But somehow, I was blessed to fall into the right circumstances to have a substantial relationship with my grandmother at different points in my life.
As a child, I experienced her to be a teacher and a playmate.
She would pick me up from school and over graham crackers and...

Myna always amazed me with how she managed a household with 8 children. She and Dave were wonderful to be around. Seeing they have left a legacy of 60, between children, grands and great grands, I am mindful of the rule for kids and visitors alike, " Last one in the door does the dishes!"

This Camp Meeker kid learned to arrive 2 hours before dinner!

What a joy for her family and friends to have had the pleasure of her company to such a ripe age.

I am sorry...

From Elizabeth's daughter Eileen: Elizabeth and Eileen worked for decades trying to locate her Hart family, as she said she felt incomplete not knowing more than her father's name. She found great joy in discovering her New England roots, tracing them back to 1623 when Isaac Hart arrived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, from England. Finally in the past two years they discovered her half-brother, John Endicott Hart, from Cambridge Massachusetts was deceased, but her sister-in-law, Pamela Hart,...

Prayers and condolences to the Nagle family.